Because these turn into Great Whites with four attack power, two health, and the Waterborne Sigil when you hit them, these can turn deadly quickly. Once he takes his first death, The Angler will place Chum Buckets in front of every space on your board that has a card. The second phase is where things get serious. Fortunately, he only does this every two turns and you can get around it by finishing your turn by putting a Squirrel onto the battlefield. In the first phase, you have to worry about him using his hook to move your last played card to his side of the battlefield. Next up is The Angler who turns the difficulty up a notch with new mechanics. The Prospector doesn't have any cards that are truly scary, so it's more of a battle of attrition than anything else. If you hold a few powerful cards back, you can then drop them on the battlefield and quickly win. This is because The Prospector will turn all of your cards on the table into Gold Nuggets when you take his health down to zero the first time. The key with the first phase is to target the Mule without using too many of your more powerful cards. If you can take this out, you'll receive several cards as a reward. However, he plays a Pack Mule card with zero attack power and five health. This old-fashioned gold miner is a relatively easy test to start you out, but he does have an ability that you have to keep in mind.

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